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Organise cProfile output as a sortable, more organised table. #33

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mtford90 opened this issue Aug 17, 2014 · 2 comments
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Organise cProfile output as a sortable, more organised table. #33

mtford90 opened this issue Aug 17, 2014 · 2 comments

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@mtford90
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It's currently just text dumped into a code block. Would be nice if this could be organised as a HTML table and possibly change the sorting etc (i.e. only sorted by cumulative atm)

@mtford90 mtford90 added feature and removed feature labels Aug 17, 2014
avelis pushed a commit that referenced this issue Jul 24, 2017
* add .venv* to .gitignore

* made the profile output a sortable table with links to the appropriate source code

* remove memoization of get_dot function since this was causing problem on python 2, and should probably be in a separate PR

* removed python 3 only spitlines

* fixed failing test due to PY3/2 differences in profile output

* fixed failing test due difference in python 3.4

* fixed failing test due to floating point precision

* fixed problem due to trying to import abs from math

* reverted incorrect attempt to fix flaky test due to floating point precision
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I think the changes in #200 should fix this, can it be closed now?

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avelis commented Jul 25, 2017

@danielbradburn Yes It can.

@avelis avelis closed this as completed Jul 25, 2017
danielbradburn added a commit to crunchr/silk that referenced this issue Dec 8, 2017
* add .venv* to .gitignore

* made the profile output a sortable table with links to the appropriate source code

* remove memoization of get_dot function since this was causing problem on python 2, and should probably be in a separate PR

* removed python 3 only spitlines

* fixed failing test due to PY3/2 differences in profile output

* fixed failing test due difference in python 3.4

* fixed failing test due to floating point precision

* fixed problem due to trying to import abs from math

* reverted incorrect attempt to fix flaky test due to floating point precision
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